Well, I've been scouring the net looking for a solution and find myself here with a collection of information....
Thunderbird 2.0.0.24, WebMail 1.3.10, WebMail - Yahoo 1.4.7, Windows XPSP3. What I had in mind was to back up a fairly hefty collection of email from Yahoo to the home computer. The string stored in Thunderbird's webmail.UserAgent is "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:1.9.1b4) Gecko/20090423 Firefox/3.6 GTB5" I've switched to Yahoo's New webmail interface (I don't see a Beta there; options seem to be Classic and New (or is that "Regular"?). Also switched my location to Asia. A variety of "bad vibes" messages appear. During one particularly vexing session, the logging function was turned on and a number of log files created: YahooDomainsLog13-11-2010.txt CookieManager13-11-2010.txt Component Manager13-11-2010.txt AuthManager13-11-2010.txt SMTPServerlog13-11-2010.txt popServerlog13-11-2010.txt IMAP Folders13-11-2010.txt imapServerlog13-11-2010.txt Domainlog13-11-2010.txt yahoo13-11-2010.txt general13-11-2010.txt AccountWizard13-11-2010.txt statusbar13-11-2010.txt popConnectionlog13-11-2010.txt Yahoo Log - 2-43-875 -13-11-2010.txt All this was generated from ONE click of the "Get Mail" button. That last file, the "Yahoo Log" file, is around 5.5M. Might these be of any use in solving those "bad vibes" messages? Your time is appreciated.
